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Old 08-22-2012, 08:52 PM   #1
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Many chairlift platforms have a large netting area below to catch people for just this incident. Don't remember if this one had one. Very flukey accident.
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In another recent thread, someone mentioned they were charged something like $5,000 this past winter by the Gilford Fire Dept for ambulance transport from the Gunstock ski area to Lakes Region Hospital in Laconia with a fractured hand skiing injury.

So, how much for this D-HART helicopter ambulance transport from Gunstock to the Hanover, NH hospital where the D-HART is based?
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In another recent thread, someone mentioned they were charged something like $5,000 this past winter by the Gilford Fire Dept for ambulance transport from the Gunstock ski area to Lakes Region Hospital in Laconia with a fractured hand skiing injury.

So, how much for this D-HART helicopter ambulance transport from Gunstock to the Hanover, NH hospital where the D-HART is based?
Once at the hospital, it was determined that the female victim's injuries were so serious that she, too, needed to be taken to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, so the helicopter was called back.

http://www.unionleader.com/article/2...WS07/708229998
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